Ok two questions for my Bliss cruise on 7/16

[njkate]

1. Will NCL accept any proctored test?

2. If I for some reason test positive will they let my son become the primary, I live in Savannah  he and family live in NJ and I’d hate for the cruise to be ruined for them

Edited June 26, 2022 by njkate

[BirdTravels]

12 minutes ago, njkate said:

1. Will NCL accept any proctored test?

2. If I for some reason test positive will they let my son become the primary, I live in Savannah  he and family live in NJ and I’d hate for the cruise to be ruined for them

The results of your FDA-approved proctored test need to meet minimum requirements. You must follow the cruise line's instructions for your specific cruise 

 

https://www.ncl.com/ca/en/cruise-faq/do-i-need-take-covid-19-test-prior-arrival-terminal

 

Laboratory Test results need to be in English and include the following information:

• Your name, which should match the name on your travel documents
• Your date of birth
• The result of the test
• The date the test sample was collected
• The name of the test provider
• Confirmation of the type of test provided

 

Edited June 26, 2022 by BirdTravels

[phillygwm]

23 minutes ago, njkate said:

1. Will NCL accept any proctored test?

2. If I for some reason test positive will they let my son become the primary, I live in Savannah  he and family live in NJ and I’d hate for the cruise to be ruined for them

1.  Generally yes.  It should say on the testing website that the results are "valid for travel."  As @BirdTravelsdetailed, the results need to contain certain information, but NCL's proctored test requirements aren't different than anyone else's.

 

2. Not sure I understand the question.  If you can't go, as long as there's an adult on the reservation I don't think it would change anyone else's status, especially as you haven't been in close contact.  But that's probably a question better asked of NCL. I don't see it explicitly addressed on the website.

 

Edited June 26, 2022 by phillygwm